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  • The little known German utility EWE will lead the widely expected upsurge in M&A driven loans in the first quarter, EuroWeek has learned.
  • The little known German utility EWE will lead the widely expected upsurge in M&A driven loans in the first quarter, EuroWeek has learned.
  • Syndication of a Eu210m five year revolving credit for Getinge, the medical equipment and systems provider, has closed. The club deal was led by co-ordinator SEB.
  • In what has been a storming start to 2004 for the EuroMTN market, Barclays Capital and ABN Amro have kicked off the year with aggressive volumes of new issuance business.
  • Although the Swiss franc market displayed its usual conservative character during 2003, investors’ desire for new names and the historically low yields introduced a more experimental element. Neil Day reports.
  • The highly successful NT$41.2bn equivalent seven year dual tranche financing for Chi Mei Optoelectronics was signed in Taipei on Wednesday. ABN Amro, Bank of America, Bank of Taiwan, Chang Hwa Commercial Bank, Chiao Tung Bank, Chinatrust Commercial Bank, Citibank, First Commercial Bank, Hua Nan Commercial Bank, International Commercial Bank of China, Land Bank of Taiwan, Taipei Bank and Taiwan Co-operative Bank are arrangers.
  • Russian oil group Tatneft is considering renegotiating its loans — the last of which was signed in May for $300m — to permit future acquisitions.
  • After welcoming the genuinely innovative target redemption note (Tarn) last spring, buyers cooled towards the product as interest rates rose. Jonathan Sibun reports.
  • Telecom Italia emulated the success of its French peer and launched a three tranche benchmark euro bond to a warm reception this week.
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  • Hutchison CAT Wireless Multimedia has raised a $186m equivalent loan through arranger HSBC.